Las empresas de custodia
soluciones privadas para la gestión de documentos
Keywords:
Ciencias de la Información, Arquivologia, Gestión de procesos organizativos, Organización del conocimiento, Planificación estratégicaAbstract
La gestión externa de los servicios archivísticos constituye una práctica actual extendida entre los diferentes productores de documentos, bien sean públicos o privados. En el caso de los archivos de empresa, la organización y custodia de los documentos por parte de empresas privadas supone una alternativa a la gestión propia. Las tradicionales ventajas centradas en el ahorro de costes son los grandes atractivos de estas empresas. Sin embargo, es necesario analizar con detenimiento sus operaciones para determinar los niveles de calidad, la adecuación a la teoría archivística así como la controvertida cuestión referida a la confidencialidad de los datos de carácter personal.
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